Here is an idea that may be useful in increasing the throughput of GIMPS.
In the June 1999 issue of the IEEE Signal Processing Letters, Shay Moshe
and David Hertz present the article "On Computing DFT of Real N-Point
Vector and IDFT of DFT-Transformed Real N-Point Vector via Single DFT".
Basical
Mersenne Digest Thursday, September 30 1999 Volume 01 : Number 635
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Date: Wed, 29 Sep 1999 08:42:00 +1200 (NZST)
From: Bill Rea <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Mersenne: Mlucas and MacLucasUNIX on SPARC
Sun Users,
Forgive me,
But, I seem to be subscibing to a project which is utilising processors
'world-wide' for several purposes:
A) For Programmers to enhance their skills at the 'cutting edge'
B) For Web based people to increase their knowledge within a distibuted
network.
C):
I realise that a lot of what
Will Edgington wrote:
>Eric Hahn writes:
>
> I've come up with this SWAHBI (like a SWAG, but an idea
> instead of a guess).
>
>Hm, "silly, wild *ssed, half-baked idea" ? That's not an acronym >I've
seen before.:)
Since I've been asked privately on numerous occasions,
I'll post here for ev
I am running the new V19 software as part of the QA program and I am
tempted to devote one of my V18 machines to testing some of the very large
exponents (60m+).
What I would like to know is where can I get a list of the big exponents
and how far they have been trial factored if at all.
It woul
At 11:05 30.09.99 +0100, Gordon Spence wrote:
>What I would like to know is where can I get a list of the big exponents
>and how far they have been trial factored if at all.
To get some BIG exponents assigned, your best bet would probably be talking
to Ken. I guess he's coordinating it as a part
